This new book by Jean Watson, a highly regarded visionary of nursing theory, reestablishes the critical balance between caring and curing. This theory blends the technical aspects of modern medicine with the holistic aspects traditionally associated with nursing, and serves as a model for nursing practice into the 21st century.Offers the experience of Professor Watson, a professional nurse for more than 35 years and the inspiration behind the internationally renowned Centers for Human Caring.Establishes a model of nursing, based on 10 carative factors, which is already gaining acceptance throughout North America. Analyses the modern health care systems and the reform of health care policy and how it effects the nursing profession.Explores the imbalance between the highly technical, purely scientific nature of modern medicine and the human arts of caring and healing. Provides global examples of transformative caring and healing practices.Explores the nurses role in shaping new models, of caring, healing, and health.
This was an excellent continuation in the ongoing development of Jean Watson's theory of nursing as carative. The book takes her theory to the next level of the choices we need to make as a profession and the potential ramifications. The book is by Jean Watson. Barbara Montgomery Dossey only wrote the introduction/preface
Postmodern Nursing and Beyond
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Jean proposes reconstruction for nursing in the 21st century by recalling our Nightingale roots. She eloquently and courageously calls nursing to reclaim its caring-healing identity in the post-modern/transpersonal world. The book is a provacative yet authentic discourse that leaves one wondering: "How will nursing respond?"
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